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Classic 1952 commercial for Lucky Strike Cigarettes. Features slogan: "LS/MFT: Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco", and shows a married(?) couple sitting on a couch and smoking.
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pkkms
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April 7, 2009
Subject: Get Luckies
Subject: Get Luckies
The young lady in this looks very fashionable with the high-neck dress. This is a good thing, since the high neck will come in handy to hide the surgery scar after she has to have her larnyx removed.
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Bill RD
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February 28, 2009
Subject: Changing Perception of Smoking
Subject: Changing Perception of Smoking
Terrific commercial. Not that it would make me want to smoke. Despite the attractive couple advertising the cigarettes, the act of smoking here looks disgusting. Especially so with the old, unfiltered, short cigarettes.
I'm old enough to remember cigarette ads on TV, but still it looks strange now to see this type of ad. How must it look to younger people who watched TV after the smoking ads ban (around 1970, as I recall?)
I'm old enough to remember cigarette ads on TV, but still it looks strange now to see this type of ad. How must it look to younger people who watched TV after the smoking ads ban (around 1970, as I recall?)
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Seto-Kaiba_Is_Stupid
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January 23, 2009
Subject: Mind if I smoke?
Subject: Mind if I smoke?
Hmm, tobacco smoking. Stinky. Awesome commercial though.
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Classic_TV_and_Radio_Fan
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September 20, 2008
Subject: I Uploaded This on Another Account
Subject: I Uploaded This on Another Account
It's way better than that overrated piece of crap known as "The Betty Hutton Show".
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Jeeper One Radio
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April 27, 2008
Subject: The Voiceover
Subject: The Voiceover
Notice who the voiceover guy is? It's the same guy who did the Sunbeam Bread commercials.
In any case, it's yet ANOTHER classic.
In any case, it's yet ANOTHER classic.
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